cademic) The following tensile data were collected from a standard 12.827 mm diameter test specimen of copper alloy. The specimen was tested under tensile load until rupture. After fracture, the sample length is 76.708 mm and the diameter is 9.5 mm. Load (kN) Sample Length (mm) 50.8 13.4 50.842 26.7 50.897 33.4 50.957 40.0 51.0286 46.7 51.816 53.4 57.404 55.2 63.5 50.7 76.708 Calculate: 1. Ultimate Engineering Tensile strength: 2. Engineering stress at fracture: 3. True stress at fracture: 4. Percent elongation of the tested copper alloy specimen: 5. Percent reduction of area of the tested copper alloy specimen:

cademic) The following tensile data were collected from a standard 12.827 mm diameter test specimen of copper alloy. The specimen was tested under tensile load until rupture. After fracture, the sample length is 76.708 mm and the diameter is 9.5 mm. Load (kN) Sample Length (mm) 50.8 13.4 50.842 26.7 50.897 33.4 50.957 40.0 51.0286 46.7 51.816 53.4 57.404 55.2 63.5 50.7 76.708 Calculate: 1. Ultimate Engineering Tensile strength: 2. Engineering stress at fracture: 3. True stress at fracture: 4. Percent elongation of the tested copper alloy specimen: 5. Percent reduction of area of the tested copper alloy specimen:

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